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Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921 Miss Addie Weinberg has returned from a short visit in Georgetown. Master Harold Weinberg- has re rned from a visit in Sumter. Mr. J. B. Cantey spent the week-end in Mullins. Mr. Joe Burgess has returned to his home in Greer. Miss Aline Ridgill visited her sis ter, Mrs. Austin Smith, last week. Misses Rose and Celeste Irvin have returned from Smnter. We call special attention to Kat zoff's (ouble page in this issue. Dr. W. M. Barron of Columbia, spent last Saturday in Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Breedin left for a visit in Charleston Sunday. Mr. Morgan Sauls was visiting re latives here last week. Miss Jeanette Cooper is visiting her sister, Mrs. \V. 1. Plowden. M\1 r. and *Mrs. P. R. Alderman an nounce the birth of a baby on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davis have re turned from Florence. Mrs. Refoe is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Furnian Bradham, Sr. Miss Annie McRoy has returned from a visit to Charleston. Mr. W. P. Legg is erecting a neat cottage on Mill Street. It will be oc cupied by M r. H. I1. R embert. The Manning Presbyterian Sunday School will hold it's annual picnic at. Martin's Lake tomorrow. Mrs. Bradley aiil Miss Bradley of Cross Hlill were visiting Mrs. Alma Bradley last week. Mrs. R. F. Broadway entertained the neighborhood Rook Club on Fri lay. Mrs. Fiirmna n HI radiani, .i., is visit ing Mr. anld Mirs. Furnmn Bradhamin, 3r. MIiss Lillian lrown has gone to Winth1rop College to attend eigh t weeks of' suiier school. liss Daisy lFlowers left Mlonday for Andrews for a visit with friends and relatives for a week or ten days. Miss Corinne McKelvey was con firmed in the Synagogue in Sumter last Sunday. Jud1ge .ohn S. Wilson lefIt Monday for Kine-stree wIere he will begin the thiird1 circuit of court. Mr. . II. I.achicotte spent the week-end it the home of Jude-e and Mrs. Jlohni S. Wilson. Mrs. lenry Slater of Orangeburg 's visitMg e siter, Mrs. J. W. Wide man. . Mh. and Mrs. Leon Weinberg are vistmgthir sister, M rs. Al. M. T11n in ;Saimlpet. Mr. .1. A. Weinberg Iis returned 'rom a1 six week's stay in Hattle Creck, MIich. MIisses (Car1olyn I 'lowdeni, Vanii e Lou Saul s an Mr N . I Ky Hagnial at teinded the State Sundo ay School Con venonil inl Rok IIlill hist week. Mr's. IDa vis C oIon and Mrs. A. . Weinbei'e of' Atlanta, and Mrs. ID. Silvierman 'f Kingstrice spent a few 'lays of last. wieek with* Mr. and Mrs. Nt )'ICE( I solicit thrceshing ot oats, wheat and lye. Am operating a new Case Mao'chine which doe's tirst class work. Sunnnerit on, S. (C. C'hovine Sprott G;ENUINE~ VA The BEST CCL for dIome'lstic 1 lion gularant alwayS onl hall ptrmpt. MANNING Phone 1.27 :* ::8:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::n It is est imated t hat oif 2100 States 8,000,000 have defect ive' chiildlreni. Th'lat proportion is pr chiildr en in C'larendlon (Count1y, li neced spectacles thait are not wen The child's chances for gett tages aire few if it's vision is po0( exam'ine'd aiid fit ted by DIR. J. E. MANN nummmummununmnumtu: Misses Mae Johnson and Effie Me Cloud are visiting Mr. C. R. Sprott, Jr. Mrs. Ben Ness and small daughter, Shirley have returned from Sumter, after a visit with Mrs. William Berg. Boys, here is your chance. See no tice of the County Superintendent re lative to the examination for Clem son College. Mrs. J. H. Orvin spent the week-end with her husband at the Columbia Hospital, who is recovering from an operation. The fire department entertained 'Monday evening at a banquet at the LeGrande Cafe. They had as their guests, the Base Ball Boys. Miss Netta Levi left Friday for Pittsburg, Pa., to attend the wedding of a classmate. She will then visit other friends for the remainder of the summer. Misses Aline DuBose and Esterlena Rea-don returned home last night af ter spending several days in Colum bia. KEEP OUR SHIPS ON THE SEVEN SEAS American ships, flying the Stars and Stripes will carry you and your goods anywhere Two and three generations ago, the Stars and Stripes were all over the world. Then they almost vanished from the seven seas. But today they are back again. Big splendid steamers, Ameri can owned and operated,carrying passengers and goods, are crowd ing their way into all foreign harbors with the Stars and Stripes proudly fluttering from their masts. American exporters, importers, travelers- all cain help by ship ping and sailing under the Stars and Stripes. Operators of Passenger Services Admiral Line, t7 State Street, New York, N. - .\antson Navigation Compnv, 26 .Nluns~on Steam11 Ship 1.ine, i Benver Street, Netw 'Yoi I. X. New York and Port o R ico S. S. Co., I I r . w I k, N. Y. Parcitic Mail S. S. Co., .5 Broi:dway, . S. N iut S. S. C , -n5 (rba enri, s. o I of \\' !l Street, 'e YrkC NS O. Fre useiit of Shipping BIoard fihns [;"e of NIupp q lI J .ne"tion picture libu , le r 1e4b 1r111ctu s <fa Y : '' i. .4 1i i orgami i. In ce . Write foir imfirmi a -o l Iau . I )on t.,r infor mation . W asm tutu . I). C. S1111IS FOR SALE ( I A nerian ritirns n ly) Steel steamers. both oil arid coal hrners. Also wiool stemn ers. wood trill, id riecan-ginr tius. lnrther informuation obtaiied by request. Forsailings of passenger and freight ships to all parts ofthe world and all otherinfor ma/ion, write any of the above lines or U-S-SHIPPING BOARD WA HINGOND.C. B. E. Chandler AlI) BLUE GEM 'AL K(NOWN ise. Satisfac eedI. StockI dI. D~eliveries FUEL CO. Manning, S. C. )Mschool children in the United eys T(hat is one of every three bably 'arger tihan found with the uf. certaimv there are many who ring them,. nig tihe best tim its school advan. .You can hav, its's eyes properly AR ANT, ETRIST NG, S. C. tmttmmmmummtm.tm~ Darlington as usual will celebrate i the Fourth of July on pn elaborate i scale. The posters on exhibit all over I our town will give an idea of the many events that will be staged on this occasion. For years and years i this hustling city has observe the I great Fourth, and the eoming Fourth will be celebrated in the same manner as of years gone by. Those wishing to see good cattle,, fast horses, base I ball and other aminhements can go to i Darlington on July 4th., and we assure | then a good time, PASTIME THEATRE PROGRAM FOR WEEK Wednesday, Billie Burke in "The Misleading Widow." Thursday, Lyons and Moran in five reel conedy, "A Shocking Night. Friday, Hobart Bosworth in "Below the Surface." Saturday, Douglas Fairbanks in "Wild and Woolly." Monday, -arry Carey in "West is WVest." Tuesday, Alma Reubens in "A World For Sale." Wednesday, Wi. S. Hart in "The Toll Gate." -----o TEACHERS' SCHOLARSHIP VACANT THIS SUMMER Columbia, S. C., June 8, 1921. Mr. E. J. Browne, County Skpt. Education, Mmmiiing, S. C. Dear Sir: The Teachers' Scholarship for Clar endon County is vacant this sumiper. It is to be filled by competitive 'ex am i nation July 8th. In this time when the crying need is for better trained teachers, you would be rendering vast service to the cause of Education by inducing sev eral able and worthy young men to compete for this scholarship. Please senld us the names of any to whom we should mail information. Thanking you in advance, I am, Patterson Wardlaw, Sec. of Scholarship Committee. --o HIOYS GET BUSY A letter from' Clemson College shows that there are three scholar ships vacant for the four year course and the usual one year agricultural scholarship. Clarendon County for some reasoi or other hardly ever fills its quotlo. This should not be the case. Clemson College is a fine in sittution and has many advantages to hold out to the young men of the coulitry. The examination will he on July 8th at the Court House. The subjects will be Algebra, Plain Geometry, Eng lish Graim 'ar,Engl ish Coiposition and Rhemiatic, and Agriculture. IlE 1. BROWNE, 2-1-2t Co. Sulpt. Ed ucaltionl. NOTICE ion. INo trespassing or hauling of sand will he allowed from my premises be low the bridge in Ox Swamp. All | such trespassers will be dealt with ac cording to law. 22-(t-e Patrick Holliday. E HA This is a stor 1 dollar on evei prices on all sumr * dren. It isan opp M Men'S Palm Beach Sui * (f'ec tS, worth $15 to $18 * FRANCO MOD)EL ( Flannel and Mixtures * fully worth $35.00, our I * All-wvool Serges in Bl1u *fully give a new suit for * These suits are fully wo: kt. Our price now * SPEI~CIA LS * $10.00 Men's Crawford ( S$12.00 M~en's Crawford C * $15.00 Men's Crawford ( * A big assortment of o< * $8.50 for' * $5.00 Ladies' Pumps a I heel, in black and tan. * $7.50 Ladies' Pumps a IU heel, in black and tan I U $10.00 Ladies' Pumps * heel, in black and tan A big assortment of o * All Queen Quality Sm * $15.00, go for Men's White Oxfords Ladies' KedS at We also have a big ast MORSTH MORISNESS, Manm OFFERIN Friday and Wonderful Values at Prices Guaranteed or Yo PALM BEACHES $14.95 to $16.45 U N In Grey, Tan, Mixed Effects, and Stripes. And you can buy 0 them now at._ _-$14.95 to $16.45 Were $18 and $22 values. SPECIAL SHOE SALE U - N $10.00 Oxfords at --------$4.95 $15.00 Oxfords at $8.45 $18 Clapp Oxfords at --.-$12.45 Several odd lots of Oxfords, $8.50 to $10.00 values in small sizes at ----------------$3.85 HOSIERY 50c Socks at ---- ---------...25c $1.00 Socks at ------------...50c $2.00 Socks at ---------- $1.00 0 25c Stockings at ---------- 15c 50c Stockings at -----------39c STRAW HATS $3.00 to $5.00 In Split, Sennetts, and. Pana nias. U Sale Starts Friday Morning at 8:15. Sa U IJOS. M. Cl E SUMTJ VE REDUC] e where you are sure of receivir y purchase you make. Just now ner wear and supplies for wom< ortunity to outfit yourself for the Ls, in gray, tan and mixed Canvass Pr -our prices $10 to $12.50 All our sho< LOTHES FOR ME service or y< , guaranteed all wool, Men's Ov ~rice --..--...-----$17.50 Men's Un 3 and1 Gray, we will cheer.. Men's Wc every one that fades. Men's Ba Lh $35.00 at today's mar- ers each - -------$23.50'~ Men's At] IN SHOES Men's P. )xfords at-......--.-$5.00 Men's Kh xfords at --.......$6.00 Ladies' 1V )xfords at --.---.---$7.50 Men's So< Ids and ends, values up to merly sold: -----.---$3.45 Gingham: nid Oxfords, low and high 40-inch SI ~~~~-~~-- ~---$2.95 32-inch S< lid Oxfords, low and highChcI nd Oxfords, low and high Apron Gi ---------$4.95 Dress Gil ids andi ends, small sies color, p~er y ------.---98c Apron G nmer Shoes, values up to color, per 3 --------$5.00 Fancy La at-......$1.48 and $1.98 Stetson E] -----$1.98 and $2.48 Come i, 'srtment of Ladies' White sidering qu. E NEW IDE ger maEMEEEEEEmEEEEEEEEEmmmmm [GS FOR Saturday! U to Move Quick. Quality j ur Money Back. U U MOHAIR $18.50 to $30.00 M The Mohair Season is now at B hand, and we have a beautiful range of patterns at from $18.50 to $30.00 Were $35.00 values. BOYS' KNEE PANTS N N Knickerbocked or Straight Pants at --- ------98c to $2.48 0 UNION SUITS For Men and Boys $1.25 Boys' Union Suits at 75c Men's Union Suits for $1.00 to $2.48 SHIRTS $2.00 Men's Shirts at .------98c M $1.50 Boys' Shirts --------75c Several lots of Madras and Per- N cales at ----- $2.48 to $5.98 Our entire Stock of Boys' Knee Suits at Half Price. Boys' Palm Beach excepted. ve Yourself Real Money. U 1IANDLERI jR, S. C. U ED PRICES I g the full value of your we are making special I bn, young women and chil summer at Reduced Prices * mps and Oxfords at very low prices.I s are guaranteed to give satisfactory , >ur money back. 2r alls---....-------86c * ion Overalls-- .-------$2.69 * rk Shirts----------69c Ibriggan Underweair, shirts and draw ------ ------------------ 46c * iletic Union Suits, per' suit--.-_87c B. Pants, good quality, a pair .$3.39* ai Pants, goodl quality, a pair $1.48* liddy Suits, all sizes-.._...-........$2.98 U ~ks, all colors, extra good quality, for- B ~or 25c, our price-....-_..._----..._.......0 i, good quality, p~er yard--.---....8 3-42 a Island Homespun, per yard ....8 3-4c sa Islandl H-omespun, per yard ..5 3-4c mespun, good quality, per yard ....0cU ngham, good quality, yard---....8 3-4c* agham, best grade, guaranteed fast 3 ard --__----.....---..----...------.16%,c U ingham, best grade, guaranteed fast U ard(----....-.....----------.......12%c U wns, per yard-......--.....-.-- ......1c up, ats---- _ .-.--------............$5.00 * md see for yourself. Our prices, con ality cannot be duplicated. A C O. MANNING, S. C.. IEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEanEEEE